ホルンベルクの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

1904年に建てられたMooswaldkopfのタワーヒュッテは、1923/24年に「ヴュルテンベルク黒い森協会による第一次世界大戦（1914-18）戦没者追悼館」に改築されました。現在のGedächtnishaus Fohrenbühlは、広いテラスを備えた人気の観光地です。 高さ24メートルの展望タワーのプラットフォームからは、黒い森中部の素晴らしいパノラマビューが楽しめます。タワーヒュッテでは宿泊も可能です。地元の小さな陶器ショップでは手作りの記念品を購入できます。 すべての情報はhttps://www.turmhuette.de/でご覧いただけます。

I fell in love with the “Schänzle”, as people here call the Gasthaus zur Schwedenschanze, at first sight. It's a mountain inn like you rarely find. The restaurant is cosy and the view outside is fantastic.

The Martin Chapel marks a place steeped in history, which, interestingly, was only archaeologically investigated for the first time in the 1950s. Before that, in the 19th century, it was part of the Kolmenhof, where it was converted into a utility building (and significantly rebuilt). Conscious of its historical significance, remnants from this period were dismantled and the building was extensively restored.

those who have overcome the 127 steps will be rewarded with a beautiful all-round view

The 127 steps ascent are worth it

A nice place to rest A stop is worthwhile! Very nice service! The climb up the tower is worth it! The ascent for adults costs 1€ and children 50 cents!

... "Martinskapelle" near Furtwangen in the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg. - can be reached via the "red diamond" marking or the "Westweg" - lies on an old pass road between the Breg and Elz springs, at the height of the Danube-Rhine watershed - https://www.furtwangen.de/startseite/Stadtinfo/geschichte+der+martinskapelle.html

Definitely stop off; super charming Black Forest "Alm" hut with character and lovely operators!